For this book, Green turned detective himself and scoured archives around the world to unearth a number of unpublished, unknown works.
Bradway finds himself scouring game film for something positive to cling to, some sign that the motivational tricks Coach Herman Edwards has unleashed are having some impact.
His database, unfortunately, didn't contain most of these, so he soon found himself scouring old magazines and manuals—"like a fucking intern".
Once he had divested himself of his collection of blues records and other personal possessions, Mr. Dorrough became a trading assistant and soon found himself scouring local auctions and estate sales for bargains that he could resell.
Jake Reynolds scoured the Internet for Game 3 tickets for himself and his two sons but the cheapest he could find cost $200 apiece and were in the upper deck.
The intense focus on Ms. Ibrahim's Twitter account was not the first time Mr. Tadros, the Egyptian scholar at the Hudson Institute who scoured her feed for The Weekly Standard, has devoted himself to exposing anti-Semitism in Egypt.
He watched Stanford University professors on iTunes, scoured the web for articles on programming and taught himself several different programming languages.
AGE did not mellow Michael Jordan; it disillusioned him as he scoured every boyish face on the Washington Wizards' roster but failed to see himself in any of their eyes.
After Tonbridge school, and much cinema-going by way of emotional release, he scoured London for theatrical jobs, then, unsuccessfully, joined the Grenadier Guards - he bought himself out 16 months later.
With Wiggins devoting himself to the new scheme, Sutton and Team Sky principal David Brailsford "scoured the world" to build a team capable of mounting a Tour challenge.
Recruiters scoured the region.
